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City manager Chris Wilson gives 30-day notice; commission accepts resignation
Summary
City manager Chris Wilson submitted a 30-day resignation notice accepted by the Huntington Woods City Commission; Wilson said his last day will be April 18 and will remain for the next meeting. The manager also reported staff retirements and upcoming budget and road projects.
The Huntington Woods City Commission accepted a 30-day resignation notice from City Manager Chris Wilson at the March 18 meeting. The acceptance was made by motion and approved by the commission.
The agenda had included "a letter from city manager Chris Wilson" (item 7). During the meeting Wilson addressed the commission, confirmed he had accepted another job opportunity, and said his last day of employment would be April 18; he said he would remain for the next commission meeting and for most of the coming 30 days. "It's been a great opportunity," he said, and he thanked commissioners and staff.
Wilson's managerial report also covered operational items: the retirement of public-works employee Rocco Fortura effective April 25; an April 29 budget workshop date; traffic and detour impacts from a recent project with stepped-up patrols and speed-trailer deployments; and a planned mill-and-fill road project on Scotia with potential crosswalk reconfiguration to improve safety. Wilson said no uptick in accidents had been reported to date despite higher traffic volumes on local streets.
What happens next: The commission accepted Wilson's 30-day notice with thanks for his service; staff will continue operations and the commission will oversee any transition and recruitment steps for a replacement.
